Explore the Golden Clay House with the unique “1-0-2” in Can Tho

When in Can Tho, travelers should immerse themselves in the exploration of the Golden Clay House, currently making waves with a large number of visitors coming for check-ins and photo sessions. Let's discover this location together with Mytour and see what interesting things it has to offer!

Explore the Golden Clay House with the unique “1-0-2” in Can Tho

The Golden Clay House is situated at 18, Street 6, Thoi Nhut 2 residential area, An Khanh ward, Ninh Kieu district, Can Tho City. This is the house that has stirred up Can Tho since the early days of its appearance.

In addition to the famous purple house, Can Tho once again astounds long-distance travelers with a unique golden clay house, featuring distinctive architecture and colors.

Located in the central area of Can Tho, the terracotta house boasts a ground floor and two upper floors, captivating visitors with its opulence. Each room inside the house is designed with a blend of Asian-European style, exuding refinement, elegance, and classic charm.

The owner of this splendid house is Mr. Nguyen Van Trung, a real estate magnate in Can Tho. Mr. Trung shares, “I am someone who loves to explore many places, learn and bring back what I find interesting. I chose the gold-plated color tone because it is modern and exudes a royal and luxurious style.” In addition to building the house, the process of hunting for plants for Zone7 Coffee is equally fascinating, with over 17 unique bonsai trees: 11-bud Areca palms, 2-3-bud coconut trees, and more. Many of these genetically mutated plants were acquired by Mr. Trung at a very high price.

This is also the most beautiful and enticing check-in spot when traveling to the Mekong Delta. Visitors can come here to take photos and shoot videos with the sparkling golden ambiance of this tiled house.

Ticket price: The entrance fee is relatively affordable, around 40,000 VND/person, and children under 1m tall are free of charge.

As per Mytour

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Reference: Travel guide on Mytour